Radio Oberland, Punch Blocks, and Vacuum Tubes
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Audio Anytime, Anywhere in Europe

Germany's Radio Oberland Moves Into Digital Age with Axia

On Air at Radio OberlandIn the true Spirit of IP Audio, Axia Audio seems to be everywhere these days. And Axia is clearly taking hold in Europe. Last week we read the success stories of multiple broadcasters across Poland; this week we head to the southwest and Germany's Upper Bavaria region.

Here, Radio Oberland recently forsook their studios of over 20 years to move to a new, all-digital Axia-powered facility in Munich. The new digs look nice... and they sound even better!

For Radio Oberland and an array of European broadcasters, Axia is the answer for those looking to move into the digital age. Kinda brings new meaning to Audio Anytime, Anywhere...

Ober the Moon for Axia

Add a Pad to Your Punch Block
How Did They Make Those Things?

Punch Blocks

Ever have a need for a pad to snap onto a punch block in place of a bridge clip? Something that's just the right size is often hard to find. But where there's a will, there's a way. John Bisset details how to add a pad to a punch block in this article from Radio World.

Radio_Valves

Many vintage electronics run on vacuum tubes. If you've ever wondered how these little wonders were made, you're in the right place. This video from Mullard Limited shows the manufacture of thermionic radio valves... otherwise known as vacuum tubes.

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